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A $12 million upgrade to Yirrkala's water supply has been completed, with a second phase worth $17.2 million expected to begin in mid-2027. Phase 1 of the Gove Peninsula Water Supply Upgrade is a proj...
Hundreds of students from across the Kimberley descended on Cable Beach in Broome for the first day of the annual Kimberley 9s carnival this week.
Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell has pleaded guilty to his role in the attack on Camp Sovereignty last year. Numerous neo-Nazis linked to the National Socialist Network (NSN) — recently classified as a te...
The federal department for Indigenous Australians recorded a more than 40 per cent rise in complaints over the past year. Data from the National Indigenous Australians Agency's (NIAA) 2025-26 report p...
Two mobile TAFE units will bring vocational training to at least 17 regional and remote communities across Gippsland and north-west Victoria, with the project expected to support 600 learners each yea...
Former congresswoman Mary Peltola faces incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan in a race that could put the first Native woman ever in the upper chamber of the US Congress.
An Aboriginal-led digital platform designed to improve maternity care for First Nations women and families has been released following a decade of research and collaboration with Elders, communities a...
The United Nations has "expressed concern" over the blocking of two bills calling for a ban on the shackling of women during childbirth and the strip-searching of children.
A political debate for mob will be held this week in Melbourne, a month before the hugely consequential Victorian state election. The Community Question Time, hosted by the Victorian Aboriginal Commun...
The federal government says it has made "adjustments" to the funding arrangements with the Northern Territory government after the latter acted against the "values" of the Closing the Gap agreement.
It's an "extraordinary avoidance of responsibility" for the federal Attorney-General's Department to claim that shackling women during childbirth is the responsibility of the Health Department, the Gr...
Pauline Hanson has defended a One Nation cartoon showing independent Senator Lidia Thorpe being run over by a bus, even as politicians from across the political spectrum call for a lowering of tempera...
The Victorian Auditor-General's Office (VAGO) will examine the management of prisoners held in police cells following reports of people being detained beyond the recommended 14-day limit.